After being around crowds all day, the Butterfly Conservancy was a great way to finish the day…read more Meander through a tropical dome while enjoying the fluttering of butterfly wings all around you. Stay still enough and they may even land on you, which I feel is a special treat. Most confusing part is the hours they are open. Different sites had different times. Don't listen to google.

So many beautiful butterflies just flying around. I have never seen so many vibrant colored…read morebutterflies. The place is not that big but enough space for plants and butterflies. Bought my tickets online. Place was easy to find. Also paid for parking online. It was pretty straightforward, go in the enclosed conservatory and stay as much time as you want. Probably better to go in the morning during warm weather as it can get hot inside.

This place was too cute and love taking photos here. Definitely great for insta worthy photos for…read moreyour feed :)

Such a fun and relaxing stop! Everyone was so helpful and kind, and we learned a lot and got to…read moresample fun products! The fields are beautiful, and you can just sit and relax while surrounded by gorgeous lavender. Came away with some beautiful products. Highly recommend!

Initially found out about this Niagara Falls attraction on Instagram, and the post was super…read moreattractive with beautiful flowers in full bloom. I was a little disappointed when I went on June 10, 2025 because most of the flowers are gone, and just a lot of greens + leaves and a lot of cactus lol. I was expecting more flowers because this place was called Floral Showhouse. It would give it that the indoor space and outdoor grounds were well-maintained, and the staff at the admission desk/cashier was friendly and welcoming. I agree with one of the Yelpers that this place should not be a stand alone attraction. The parking was $36, and the admission was $8+tax per person. The indoor greenhouses opened to public was limited to 2 rooms, plus an outdoor garden. We were pretty much done viewing in less than an hour. There was a souvenir area, which was the saving grace because we found some pretty unique gifts.

I visited during March and the outside displays had just begun to sprout therefore I spent most of…read moremy visit inside during a rainstorm. You will probably spend less than an hour here. The staff member helped me redeem my Wonder Pass which was helpful. The flowers and plants inside are so beautiful. It was very relaxing and peaceful walking around. There is a large shop filled with any and all kinds of gifts related to gardening and such.

The JP Tulip Experience really is that. An experience you shouldn't miss…read more Totally chill, super fun, colourful and YES, Instagram-worthy. We pre-booked our $17 tickets online for a mid-afternoon visit in the first week of May. This included admission and picking 10 tulips. (Additional blooms are $1 each.) We parked on site, then stood in awe; the million+ tulip blooms the website promised were actually there and more stunning in person! We entered under the arched entrance and were invited to borrow any available flower picking basket, then wander and pick any of the 87 varieties of tulips among the hundreds of blooming rows. Where to start! The three of us took our sweet time choosing, frolicking (as you do), posing, snipping, and generally ooh-ing and ahh-ing for 2 hours. There's a designated area of the field just for photos - no picking allowed there. We spotted 4 other small groups of people tulipping it up like we were, for the 'gram and all. LOTS of space (it's a field) so it's easy to get shots without crowds. You'll find the main photo area I mentioned, plus a few decorative chairs in the fields, a large wooden photo frame to pose in, and an old piano with vases of tulips on top. (YES, we played the piano in the field. Obviously.) Upon our exit, the farm wrapped our pretty blossoms in brown paper and Co-owner Joseph just happened to offer to take our photo. This was a super fun and different way to spend the afternoon with my husband and my mom. If you're in flower heaven like we were, you'll pick and pay for extra tulips; we left with 34 large, beautiful and unique tulips between us, and got to marvel at their beauty for up to a week as some died sooner than others. Tips: - Bring your own garden shears or scissors - Bring your own container/box/basket - Charge your phone for pics - Go on a weekday - Bring your Mom Thank you JP for an awesome tulip experience!

Am I in Holland or Ontario Canada? JP Niagara Tulip Experience is like traveling down an unbeaten…read morepath until arriving at a tulip oasis. The place was packed when I went, but I still had an abundance of tulips to quite literally pick from. The farm is huge and the varieties are impressive. Each ticket gets you 10 stems of tulips and you can add on for $1 per additional tulip to build your dream bouquet. The staff was nice, helpful and efficient. There are also food trucks, picnic spots, and bathrooms (really port o potties) to make the experience one you will never forget.

Always fun to visit Niagara Falls and view the awesome moving water. Truly amazing to realize how…read moremuch water goes over the Falls every minute. The day was fairly warm and humid, but the spray was nice and cooling when the wind was blowing the spray along the boardwalk.

My wife and I both enjoyed this museum for the most part. The art section was ok. The War of 1812…read morearea was pretty interesting. Then upstairs was a mixed bag. The history of the area was good but we would have liked to seen more on the daredevil subject. Not sure why they felt that they had to include a section on the BLM riots. Last I checked, Niagara Falls was not the epicenter for this stuff and really had no place in this museum.

We have been coming here during cherry and sour cherry season for the past couple of years and they…read morenever disappoint. They have plenty of cherry and sour cherry trees and you can easily walk around the orchard and pick your own cherries/sour cherries. They open up at 8am sharp and if you get there early enough, you'll be able to pick 7litres in less than an hour. The owners are very friendly. You can also sign up for their newsletter and get discount. I recommend keeping your baskets and bring them back with you every year.

What an absolute delight! I came here to pick my own cherries. They have a nice farm with many…read moresweet and sour cherry trees. On the weekend I was here (in July) there were still lots of cherries for the picking. If you don't want to pick your own, they have some pre-picked as well. The owners were extremely helpful and friendly, and prices were reasonable. This was another fun activity to do in the Twenty Valley besides tasting wine!! I can't wait to do it again next year.

They were replanting the clock when I was there, so I couldn't fully experience it. On the other…read morehand, there was no crowd, so I was able to get up close quickly and got to watch them setting it up. A nice little concept, that probably looks a lot better when its fully planted.

I went here on a Friday around 5:10pm after visiting the Living Water Wayside Chapel because it was…read morepart of the Zoom Tour to Niagara Falls I was on. There was a lot of people there, so everyone had to wait before getting their picture with the clock. This Floral Clock is really pretty and colorful. I think it's cool how this clock is still working. We only spent about 20 minutes here since there isn't much to do there, but it is cool to look at. I'd recommend visiting this clock! It's a touristy location, so it might take awhile for you to get your picture, but it was fun looking at it.

This is a new holiday market in Niagara Falls. Very easy street parking…read more It's in two venues across from each other on third street. Some 40 vendors, I think all local to NF. You'll find quite a few T-shirt stalls - quite varied options. Two booths of creative wreaths - they will last for years. Very large, creative and colorful. Reversible bow ties that win in creativity. They were awesome. I don't know anyone that wears bow ties or I would have certainly picked on up. Great idea. A few places selling mugs, from handmade buffalo themed to knitted mug holders. I recently found macrame pot hangers we made years ago, and I saw them here again. I guess they are back in style. One venue had live music, not too loud, which was really nice. A few places selling various bath bulbs, body scrubs, etc. Many scarf options, I picked one up as a gift. One of the most interesting stalls was called Brick Chick - she makes things for your garden. Very interesting. One site was more cramped than the other, making it a little tight. Great first year event for NF. 105/R-a-D Challenge

I reviewed the list of vendors the day before and I'm so glad I did…read more The event itself was a little overwhelming. So much to look at, so many people... I bought a couple bags of coffee from True Bean. Their coffee is absolutely delicious! It's whole bean coffee, maybe a little less convenient then pre-ground, but its WORTH EVERY PENNY! They were also offering pour over samples of their Ethiopian coffee. Its sooooo good! A dear friend of a friend, Billy Butski had a display of his photography. I had to buy a calendar. 12 beautiful images of the Falls, its gorgeous! The Sample Seed Shop was there with seeds. I bought several types of pepper seeds, and some kale seeds. Remy Rotella is very knowledgeable about the seeds she sells. I also got some catnip seeds that my kitties will surely enjoy, and some Thai Basil seeds that I'm really looking forward to growing. I love making Pad Thai but it's so difficult to find Thai Basil in local stores. I sampled some black garlic hummus from 3 Sisters Garlic that was rich, creamy and not overly garlicky but very tasty. I opted to purchase a black garlic butter. I think it'll taste great over steamed veggies. And lastly I bought a beautiful amethyst heart from Spiritual Landing. All together about $80 spent, including a donation to disabled veterans.